Sentence examples similar to one third class from inspiring English sources

One first class of methods looks for the effects of gene flow on the level of genetic differentiation between populations.

One can compare the newspaper advertising market in Chicago to a city center with one first class high rise building (Tribune), one so-so (Sun Times) and a bunch of buildings too small for major tenants.

Virgin has agreed to convert one first-class carriage to standard class on 21 trains, meaning 5,500 more standard-class seats a day – a net increase of 2,100 seats overall.

Tremlett, who is neither on a central or incremental contract, played one first-class match for his county last season, when he took one wicket for 82 runs in 27 overs against Lancashire.

"Twelve people could have flown for the price of one first-class ticket," she said.

"Everyone would like to buy you everything," one second-class seaman told us.

Seating The service had one first-class coach with the rest of the train taken up with standard class carriages.

One second-class ticket from Munich to Berlin alone can cost as much $170, according to the Rail Europe Web site.

Next to the road where Paley and I walked there was a great Oregonian river -- one first-class river, Paley called it -- roaring, roaring, inexorable.

One first-class game [in a year] and I think his last 12 knocks in Test cricket he's got past 30 once.

As one first-class oaf excitedly uttered Monday night when two attendants kissed, "Slam dunk!" But beneath this stock fantasy is a stab at more satisfyingly complex truths.